Chi.: Chikyuu no Undou ni Tsuite - Vol. 6 Ch. 41

[MangaDex]

 

[AngelHQ]

I'm calling 'self-insert' on this Draka girl. How else could have crossed the mind of a young girl to make profit from entertainment?

I guess I'm just choosing not to believe whatever this fictional character is doing because of my worldview. Even if I have arguments to support my viewpoint, what happens is the truth within the fiction.

 

[Gaal_Anonim]

I'm calling 'self-insert' on this Draka girl. How else could have crossed the mind of a young girl to make profit from entertainment?

I guess I'm just choosing not to believe whatever this fictional character is doing because of my worldview. Even if I have arguments to support my viewpoint, what happens is the truth within the fiction.

I feel like we're often way too quick to judge something as self-insert, plot device etc. We should be delving a bit deeper, I think.

We're at the point, where common folk more often IS literate and where books are there for the taking, even if not easily obtainable. Gal encounters a book about controversial topic, which on the other hand does not render the most popular worldview invalid (doesn't reject God or catholicism for example). Moreover, it's written by a commoner (she doesn't know, sure) with language understandable to commoners.

I don't think the idea of earning money from publishing such a book is something unbelievable, especially followed by "hey, it might've already been capitalized on, damn". Also - she didn't have God to turn to for erasing her doubts and pains. Books and gaining knowledge and money is what she had, pointed in that direction by her loving uncle xD

 

[AngelHQ]

I feel like we're often way too quick to judge something as self-insert, plot device etc. We should be delving a bit deeper, I think.

We're at the point, where common folk more often IS literate and where books are there for the taking, even if not easily obtainable. Gal encounters a book about controversial topic, which on the other hand does not render the most popular worldview invalid (doesn't reject God or catholicism for example). Moreover, it's written by a commoner (she doesn't know, sure) with language understandable to commoners.

I don't think the idea of earning money from publishing such a book is something unbelievable, especially followed by "hey, it might've already been capitalized on, damn". Also - she didn't have God to turn to for erasing her doubts and pains. Books and gaining knowledge and money is what she had, pointed in that direction by her loving uncle xD

Somehow it feels more natural now that I watched it happening in the anime. Great take though.